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UCC Futures - Artificial Intelligence & Data Analytics
About UCC Futures - Artificial Intelligence & Data Analytics
The staggering expansion and influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Analytics in our daily lives is a defining feature of the 21st century. With a complementary relationship, AI and Data Analytics are rapidly becoming two of the most important technologies in the world today. Their impact is transformational, disrupting society and industry alike. Over the last decade alone, the availability of vast amounts of digital data, the availability of powerful computing architectures, and advances in AI techniques such as machine learning have led to major advances across multiple sectors. There have been significant AI-enabled and data driven developments in smart manufacturing, autonomous vehicles, healthcare, home/service robots, education, cybersecurity, to name but a few.
Fundamental scientific advances in automated reasoning, Boolean satisfiability, and complex problemsolving, have brought within reach a variety of intractable AI tasks that arise in scheduling, diagnosis, model-based reasoning, security, verification, and planning. Building on the legacy of Professor George Boole at University College Cork, UCC Futures – AI & Data Analytics promotes interdisciplinary collaboration at the cutting edge of AI and Data Analytics.
Come Work With Us
Applications are currently sought for a number of positions that support the ambitions of UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics. These academic posts are a key part of the next phase of the UCC Futures recruitment programme. Applications are particularly welcome from those with a disruptive and transformative research focus. Explore the posts below for more information on the posts and who to contact for informal enquiries for each.
These positions are being filled as part of UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics
UCC Futures is an ambitious new programme of research prioritisation, coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy spanning 10 strategically important indicative areas encompassing the humanities, arts, social sciences, STEM, health, business and law.
UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics is a once in a generation opportunity to create a research ecosystem that will maximise the potential of our academic expertise and provide tangible, impactful, solutions in response to the most important global challenges of our time.
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Senior Lecturers
These positions are being filled as part of UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics
UCC Futures is an ambitious new programme of research prioritisation, coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy spanning 10 strategically important indicative areas encompassing the humanities, arts, social sciences, STEM, health, business and law.
UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics is a once in a generation opportunity to create a research ecosystem that will maximise the potential of our academic expertise and provide tangible, impactful, solutions in response to the most important global challenges of our time.
These positions are being filled as part of UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics
UCC Futures is an ambitious new programme of research prioritisation, coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy spanning 10 strategically important indicative areas encompassing the humanities, arts, social sciences, STEM, health, business and law.
UCC Futures - AI & Data Analytics is a once in a generation opportunity to create a research ecosystem that will maximise the potential of our academic expertise and provide tangible, impactful, solutions in response to the most important global challenges of our time.
University College Cork (UCC) is an internationally renowned university where excellence in teaching and research is aligned with an inclusive and respectful environment, where all staff and students can flourish and thrive.
Founded in 1845, UCC is a comprehensive research-intensive institution comprising four academic Colleges, delivering a rich tradition of collaborative teaching, research and scholarship that has true global impact.
Many thanks for your interest in a career at University College Cork (UCC).
UCC is one of Ireland’s oldest institutions of higher education. Our historic campus is situated in a UNESCO Learning City and global tourist destination, and serves a community that is both local and global. In 2021, UCC was ranked 8th in the world for impact by the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, and has been named Sunday Times Irish University of the Year a record breaking five times. In 2010, UCC was the first third level education institution worldwide to receive the Green Campus award, and we still proudly fly our Green Flag over the magnificent quad following continued successful renewals. UCC has held a top ten place in the UI GreenMetric World University Rankings since 2010 and is now ranked 9th in the world for sustainability. UCC has held a bronze Athena SWAN award since 2016, and nine Schools and Departments hold departmental-level awards at bronze level.
UCC is the leading Irish university for Industry collaboration and is the leading Irish university for seeking and securing investment in Research and Development. Several leading Irish Research Centres and Institutes are based in UCC including Tyndall National Institute, APC Microbiome Ireland, Environmental Research Institute (ERI), and the Centre for Marine Renewable Energy Ireland (MaREI) and ISS21.
UCC is the top higher institution in Ireland for Graduate Employability and our alumni excel in every walk of life across the world. Our true strength lies in the people who work and study here and UCC’s student body of almost 23,000 includes over 4,000 international students from more than 100 countries across all continents. Of the almost 3,000 professionals employed at UCC, over one third of academic staff have come from overseas. UCC is a university of inclusion, and the diversity of our staff and students is key to realising our mission to “create, understand and share knowledge and apply it for the good of all”. As we build on our 175-year history and work to secure our future, we remain a student-centred, connected university, committed to sustainability, community, and international engagement and to equality, diversity, and inclusion.
This briefing pack contains information which I hope will be useful and informative should you be selected to attend for interview here in Cork. I trust that your experience of our recruitment process will be a positive one and I thank you, again, for considering a career at University College Cork.
Best wishes,
Professor John O’Halloran
Top 1.1% of universities in the world
1st in Ireland for Graduate Employability
1st in Ireland for Access
7th most sustainable university in the world
€421m annual income
€100m 1st in Ireland for research income
3,000 academic, research, administrative and technical staff
1/3 of academic staff from overseas
200,000 alumni worldwide
24,111 registered students
17,027 undergraduates
7,084 postgraduates
4,357 international students from 104 countries
2,343 adult and continuing education students
53 clubs and 106 societies
About UCC Futures
UCC Futures is an ambitious new programme of research prioritisation coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy across ten indicative areas of strategic importance that will build a foundation for economic, societal and cultural resilience and prosperity.
Our Vision
University College Cork (UCC) is committed to continually strengthening its research and academic excellence. UCC Futures enables a dynamic enhancement of research, support of innovation and translation of research to tangible solutions to address emerging societal needs and global grand challenges, to secure a better future for all.
UCC Futures is one of a number of measures that will support our society to thrive and to secure a sustainable future for all.
UCC is a vibrant community of diverse and independent thought leaders with a shared ambition to be a connected university with excellent research at its heart. Enabling the development of novel interdisciplinary research is a core objective of our Strategic Plan 2023 - 2028 - Securing our Future. UCC Futures exemplifies this objective as we seek transformative, disruptive research leaders to connect research across disciplinary boundaries, create knowledge and translate research into sustainable benefits and value for society. Transformative research will inform UCC’s research-led Connected Curriculum, and deliver greater specialisation and renowned postgraduate programmes, positioning us as the university of choice for postgraduate study in signature areas of excellence. UCC Futures will foster collaboration and partnership, enabling our researchers to respond with agility to evolving circumstance and opportunity. UCC Futures is one of several measures that will support us to thrive and to secure a sustainable future for our university, our people and our planet.
Professor John F. Cryan
"UCC will lead and continue to create a research environment that is able to respond with agility to global societal challenges. Indeed, our world-class Research Centres and flagship Tyndall National Institute have been magnets for researchers to come to Cork and their impact shows the value of bringing together disciplines on a scale for the benefit of our society. UCC Futures will build on this success to accelerate research, connecting disciplines to generate an environment of creativity, curiosity and critical thinking that enables a more just and inclusive future. The facilitation of innovative interdisciplinary synergies will inspire, engage and enable our researchers to create the future. UCC welcomes researchers who think radically, are inclusive and connect diversity of thought for maximum, sustainable, economic, societal and cultural resilience and prosperity. UCC Futures will provide the positive and transformative environment to secure our collective futures through excellence in research and innovation."
